Sara: Through the Ages pt. 1

The road trips are behind us (for now), so it is time to get back to unfinished business. Some may have thought that Sara was forgotten, but I assure you, Sara is unforgettable. Let's take a look at this remarkable young lady.

Here we are in the back pasture, enjoying the afternoon sun. Something is going through Sara's mind. Whatever it is, it isn't trivial.

Sara was a very little girl when she first came home to us. Cute, but little.

Even at bedtime, the wheels are turning in Sara's head.

Sara is a master puzzle builder. It was her favorite thing to do in the early years.

And when he cometh home, he calleth together his friends and neighbours, saying unto them, Rejoice with me; for I have found my sheep which was lost. Luke 15:6

Sara's brothers are always willing to show her the ropes. This happens to be at Lego Land.

I most cherish those photos that reveal Sara's inner peace.

Sometimes, peace is elusive to Sara, but things are getting better.

Sara has a creative side to her. I am eager to see where the Lord will take her in life.

There are some nice playgrounds in Oakland, you just have to know where to look.

Let's take inventory:

Eyes- 2
Front teeth- 1

Polly want a Sara? or A little birdie told me.

There's that peace I was talking about. *sigh*

Sara is not afraid of a challenge. Come to think of it, Sara isn't afraid of anything!

I think that yellow just might be her color.

It is possible to overdo yellow, but Sara can keep her head above water.

Sara has some definite thoughts about what Santa wears to bed.

Strong, courageous Sara, defender of the (fort) home.

When caring for children, Sara understands the importance of using one's head.

Even when she is roaming about, you can't buffalo Sara!

This is Sara, the littlest Hector. Small in size, but enormous in stature and potential. She has blessed our lives in ways that most people never experience. We love her very, very deeply.

stay safe,
Hec @ 19